John Dramani Mahama has said that there would have been a better approach to the handling of the economic mess the country is currently facing had the late former president of Ghana, John Evans Atta Mills, been at the wheel.
The former president explained that instead of the attempts by the incumbent, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, and his officials to downplay the magnitude of hardships in the country, this is something the late former president would have done better, adding a human face to things.
John Mahama was speaking at an event organized by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to mark the 10th anniversary of the passing of John Evans Atta Mills.
“Having known Professor Mills quite well, I know that if it was he who was confronted with these problems while he led this country, he would not have chosen the path of obstinacy and denial. He’d have chosen the path of respect for the people of Ghana and he would have taken responsibility to fix the problems.
“He would have effected cost corrections and made the changes necessary. He’d have treated Ghanaians with great sensitivity and he’d not have sought to shift the blame onto others. he’d not have argued with his own people - the people he governs, who are enduring the hardships, and invent the most elaborate and implausible rationalization for why they’re going through those excruciating hardships.
“Those to whom the people of Ghana entrust their mandate have much to learn from this distinguished statesman of blessed memory,” he said.
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hahahahahaha this ***barred word*** goon doesnt disappoint, very incompetent and a weak mind. Such a thing shouldn't be allowed any where near political power
Prof Mills would have fixed the country and not you. Thank you, have said it all, you are not fit to fix the country. No wonder he has not been able to put forward a single policy or program he would pursue in the unlikely event of winning the election. Mr Review, I will review this, I will review that. The person that brought the program can do better review than you.
By your implications you are not fit be the leader of the to portary to Ghanaians that if voted you have the magic wand to turn the country. Does Mahama ever read his speech or think before talking? It's a pity.
But why not you
Shameful